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Scenes from Iron Fork 2012

May 9, 2012 4:00AM

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Read more: The Cheap Bastard Does (and Judges) Iron Fork: So Much Bacon.

More than 30 area restaurants -- including Baboush, Empire Baking, J Black's Feel Good Lounge, Lockhart Smokehouse, Mesa, Mozzarella Company, Nothing Bundt Cakes, Scardello -- gathered alongside a mixologist station and music for our Iron Fork showcase at the Fashion Industry Gallery. Hot stuff.

Of course, there was also a chef competition that pitted Scott Romano of Charlie Palmer vs. Whiskey Cake.

Look for more on City of Ate.

All photos by Jay Barker

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